The main causes of dysmenorrhea in women

During menstruation, the most distressing thing for women is dysmenorrhea. Many women suffer certain physical and mental damage due to dysmenorrhea. This makes people wonder, what is the main cause of dysmenorrhea ? Let's find the answer from the following article.

1. The main cause of dysmenorrhea is prostaglandins secreted by the endometrium. Although they can promote the contraction of uterine muscles and blood vessels and help discharge menstrual blood, if the secretion is too much, it will cause strong spasmodic contractions of uterine muscle fibers, coupled with ischemia of the uterine muscle wall, thus causing dysmenorrhea.

2. If the endometrium of patients with dysmenorrhea does not break into pieces but falls off in one piece during menstruation, and it is difficult to discharge; or if the cervix of patients with dysmenorrhea is narrow, the uterus of the patient is overly curved, and the menstrual blood cannot flow out smoothly, the uterus may contract or spasmodically contract, causing dysmenorrhea. In addition, excessive mental tension and mood swings during menstruation, or physical weakness and lack of exercise, and being very sensitive to pain and having poor tolerance can all lead to dysmenorrhea. These are all causes of dysmenorrhea.

3. According to relevant experts, there are some external factors that cause dysmenorrhea, such as excessive mental stress, sensitivity, fatigue, cold, sudden changes in living habits, poor health, etc., which can also cause spasmodic contractions of the uterus and lead to dysmenorrhea. There is another more special situation: the entire endometrium is exfoliated, and the spasmodic contractions caused by poor excretion lead to dysmenorrhea, which is called membranous dysmenorrhea.

The above are the main causes of dysmenorrhea. I hope you now have a deeper understanding of dysmenorrhea. If you have other questions about dysmenorrhea, you can contact our online experts to answer your questions.

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